Weather Bureau Report Tables Rainfall Across Regions
The Weather Bureau notes six falls in pressure nationwide and temperature rises in the Lake regions the Upper Missouri valley and the South west with a clear fall in the Northwest. Showers occurred along the Atlantic coast eastern Gulf states lower Missouri valley and Northwest. Heavy rainfall reported in twelve hours includes Atlanta City 1.76 Baltimore 118 Titusville 1.60. Increasing cloudiness and a moving temperature pattern are forecast with warmer conditions east of the Mississippi and a cooler trend in the Upper Missouri valley.
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Missouri Valley
Atlantic Coast
Gulf States
Atlanta City
Baltimore
Titusville
Ohio
Mississippi
Missouri
New Ads to Day and Local Advertisers
New ads to day touts reliable merchants and urges truth in advertising. The column lists Citizens Excursion Bargains For Gentas Mullinix Kemp Bear Shefields 34 E Fourth St and 40 W Fourth St along with Zacharias Burke Cattle For Sale and other notices.
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Aimie
Acre
John J. Snyder
Genta
Mullinix & Kemp
Zacharias & Burke
Purely Personal News From Frederick Area Readers
Mrs. M. A. Woodward visits family in Costesville Pa. Claude McCleery returns from Hagerstown. Gustave Barger leaves for New York with Dorsey and Derr from Baltimore visiting Mrs. Bafus McLane. Margaret Duvail back from Washington. Kunkel family at New Cliffs Hotel Newport for summer. Isaac Wineber back from Gettysburg. Chas. Main back in Washington after Frederick visit. Charles Brengle to work in Atlanta barber shop. Burck returns home from Washington. Wm. A. Markell visiting Frederick mother, now in Charleston Kanawa county W Va. Alexander Robertson, now in St. Louis, visiting Frederick family. Miss Anns Shaw from Buckeystown Normal School leaves for Harmony Grove. Wm. Karffman of Chartestown WV visiting relatives in Frederick. Wm. Buckey and Elmer Walthan at Pen-Mar. Willem Rafting back from Hiserstown. Hamilton Lindsay and Harriott to Mounts Lake. Frank P. McDonald back from Shepherstown. Northern Pennsylvania Homeopathic Medical Society elects Dr. Wm. F. Roth vice president.
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M. A. Woodward
West Patrick Street
D. H. Weaver
Costesville
Claude. McCleery
Hagerstown
Gustave Barger
New York
Butcher
Messrs
Dorsey
Daniel Derr
Baltimore
Bafus McLane
Miz
Margaret Duvail
Washington
Frederick
Wm. A. Markell
Chstlestown
Kanawa County
Isona
Alexander Robertson
St. Louis
Charles Robertson
Weat Second
Anns Shaw
Buckeystown Normal School
Barmony Grove
Wm. Karffman
Chartestown
W. Va
Wm. Buckey
Elmer Waltman
Pen-Mar
Willem Rafting
Hiseerstown
Hamilton Lindsay
Haraitt
Mountsin Lake
Frank P. McDonald
Shetherdstown
Hotel Arrivals From Various Cities Listed
Hotel arrivals noted since yesterday include Geo A Romsey Philadelphia F D Owings Walter Froecker New York H H Weber Charies Len mane Jr York W A Montague Holy One Mase 5 3 Wellis Parrish Wh Ball Bid Chas B Peck North Dakota Louis 5 Stampman Williamsport AL Bosley J L Solingon W B Tsnstail Baltimore H C Iwsmaar Hartizdore county 2 Guers House T Albeagh Ilmore Frederick Yor New York F W Spotten Solumbia county 10 Canuix Hovez W W Casey Fr 1 Coyne Baltimore c G estat ORs L J Remnbaugh Pasccoanty 4
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Yesterasy Noo
City
Bosley
J. L Solingon
W. B. Tsnstail
Baltimore
H.C. Iwsmar
Hartizdore
Guers House
Albeagh
Ilmore
Frederick Yor
New York
F. W. Spotten
Solambia
Canuix Hovez
W. W. Casey
Coyne
C.g. Estat
L. J. Remnbaugh
Pasccoanty
Troops Enter Camp at Fair Grounds Under Lt Stone
Soldiers Hera Again Troops B and A Sixth U S Cavalry and Battery C U S Army commanded by Lieutenant Stone arrived this morning from rettgeburg on their way to Washington and went into camp again at the fair grounds.
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Hera
U.S
U.S. Army
Stone
Girl About Towns Reflects July Festivities and City Plans
Mary Jax records a lively July day in Frederick with market trips, church visits, and rain, plus notes on the new mayor, city hall upkeep, and public celebrations. She laments misdeeds, praises the Seequi Centennial buildup, and cheers a bustling community spirit as townsfolk celebrate independence and local culture.
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Cherch
Phosa
Opers
Moerfein
Belog
Papa Rhode
Braddock
Daughters of the Revolution
Opera
Walla
House of Smith
Frederick
Cousin Key
America
Hagerstown
Frederick-towz
Risy Fis
Frederick County Democratic Central Committee Meets
The Frederick County Democratic Central Committee met this morning naming primary dates for districts. President OC N Hazett chaired with secretary J Roger Bicacrry. Frederick district primary is July 20 at the Court House, county convention July 23, and the ist district convention on the 1st. Gol LY Baughman spoke praising harmony and urged Democrats into the next campaign. Joseph Jefferson’s health is improving as he spends time angling.
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Democratic Central Committee
Ie County Certifi Committee
Ibis Morbjog
OC. N. Hazeett
Wifh
J. Roger Bicsacrry
Frederick
Court House
City
Baughman
Frederick County
Unncn
Intersatingsl Cuerentioz Meets at Lefermations Supreme
The Lefermations Su preme in O.G.T. held a large session with about nine hundred and ten lodges from eighty four states countries and nations represented. Notables from England Ireland Scotland Jamaica and Canada attended. A thousand covers banquet was served and Neal Dow of Maine attended. A Scandinavian lodge excursion to Fort Warren followed. Boston pulpits hosted Good Templars on Sunday as they adjourned to meet in Zurles Switzerland in two years.
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G. T
British Columbia
Quebec
United States
Neal Dow
Maing
Scandinavia
Fort Warren
Boston
Good Templars
Zurles
Switzerland
State News Roundup From Maryland Counties
Minks damage poultry in Carroll County. Annapolis elects on Monday. Two prisoners escape Denton jail. Dr Daniel Owens of Rockville dies. Edward Jacvier drowns at Worton Manor Beach. Hamilton Arnold of Carrollton dies from earlier injuries. A small riot occurs near Milleraville at bicycle race. Charles E B Babylon shot by fellow night watchman. Farrall murder trial hints at motive involving Mia Farrall and Eugene Ball. Sheriff Berry receives insulting letter from Baltimore lawyer Taylor over lynching case. He vows to make matters interesting.
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Carrol County
Annapolla
Denton
Caroline County
Daniel ¥. Owens
Rockville
Montgomery County
Edward Jacvier
Kent County
Worton Manor Beach
Hamilton Arnold
Carrollton
Carroll County
Millard F. Taylor
Baltimore
Marshal E. Price
Mr. Taylor
M. P. Home board organizes in Westminster church
A preliminary meeting of the board of trustees of the Home for the Aged of the Methodist Protestant Church in Westminster organized with J. D. Cathell as president Rev. F T Tagg as secretary and Dr J W Hering as treasurer The agony property purchased by Dr J W Bering for conversion to a home was transferred to the church home with plans for opening soon The brick double house sits at the corner of Church and Afsin streets in Westminster and is deemed among the best sites in the state.
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Home For the Aged
Methodist Protestant Church
Westminster
J. D. Cathell
Washington, D. C
F.T. Tagg
D. C
J. D. Kinzer
E. B. Fenby
Baltimore
Robert Price
Centreville
Wm. Dale
Pecomoke City
Jonbun W. Warfield
Howard County
Church Amid Afsin
Prof Firestone Remembered With Gift Of Violin Bow
A group of young people gathered in the Philharmonic Orchestra room to honor Prof Bion Firestone for his work training voices for the chorus of the comic opera Princess Phoss. Dr T Eader presented a handsome violin bow as a token of esteem, and Firestone thanked the group for their faithful efforts and skillful performances.
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Eader
Shriver Will Awards Estate To Widow With Contingent Interest
The late Fred Shriver wills his entire estate to his widow absolutely, except his share of his father J Alexander Shriver’s estate, to pass as a life estate to his wife, then to his brothers and sisters upon her death. He authored the will about a year and a half before he died on ordinary note paper, with the word luz briefly noted.
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Mr. Shriver
Fred Shriver
Orphans’ Court
Baltimore
J. Alexander Shriver
Base Ball News from Point of Rocks and Washington
A baseball game at Point of Rocks Thursday saw Point of Rocks defeat an Adamstown club 8 to 0. Frans Strawsbarger pitched for the winners with strong support from Fisher behind the plate.
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Point of Rocks
Adamstown
Frans Strawsberger
Adamstown Boys
Fisher
Hamsoui
Kifae
Washington Sed
Franklin Ciubs
Madison
Wasmigtan
Bancop Lit
Washington
Butcher
Davis
Franklin
Cramer
Alng
Personal Notice on Harp and Belimsn Careers
Personal mention notes Albert J. Harp of Elleion securing a bookkeeper and stenographer, Oscar Belimsn, tester in plumbers supplies. Harp praised as an excellent young man with business and stenographic training from Wolf's Business College Hazleton. Also lists property transfers and marriage licenses including George E. Filer and Biskek Cram.
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Albert J. Harp
Elleion
Slnstion
Oscar Belimsn
Dagersiowr
Harp
Wolf's Business College
Hazerntown
Marti
Brunswick shows off new fire apparatus in grand display
A large Brunswick crowd honored the city with a Thursday exhibition of the new fire department equipment including the No. 6 Howe engine, multiple ladders, and 1000 feet of hose. A parade, patriotic meeting, and speeches by State's Attorney Edward Eichelberger and Major J Mortimer Keilgour highlighted the event.
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Brunswick
Frederick
Tmere
Edward. Shafer
Brunswick Herald
John T. Marta
Sasistant Maranal
Bronewick
Dallas D. Selbert
Sadhe Lovettaritie
Wm. W. Ward
Engine Company
Reel Company
Edward 5. Eichelberger
J. Mortimer Keligour
Rounu Ali
London County
Giena Hi. Worthington
Frederick County
James A Dall
Burkitaville
Howe
Brunswick Volunteer Fire Yaddies
Fourth of July Toy Cannon Accident In Frederick
On July Fourth near West All Saints and Ben’s Street an accidental toy cannon discharged wounding Morte Holand in the left shoulder. A nearby colored boy reportedly dropped a ball, a bystander cautioned, and Mrs. Holand was struck in the shoulder while crossing the street. Dr W A Long was summoned but could not locate the ball. The injury is described as not serious.
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Frederick
Morte Holand
West Ail ' Saints
Ben'z
Welch
Coister
Wags
W. A.long
Bai Sfier
The Right Start at Wait's Business College
Messy young persons who now hold good positions were onod for these Places at Wait's Business College. This actual fa uelet prepared than ever 20 % give the right start. SHRINAR MILLING GO. Qe WSEAT FLOUR, WE AMONG ISA FEW HAVE OLD WHEAT FLOUR FOR OUR CUSTOMERS. SOY WOW. Yer RUN NO RISK WHEN YOU BUOY CERESVILLE BUL LER FLOUR. YOU KNOW WHAT WE SAY WE MEAN
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Wait’s Business College
Ceresville Buller
Stormy Flooding Hits Middicows and Vicinity
A violent rainstorm drenched Middiecows yesterday afternoon with two hours of near torrential rainfall. Flooding swamped lowlands and wheat fields as streams rose, hampering harvests and forcing engineers to watch for rising creeks. Lightning struck Mr. Scott Derr’s Feagaritle home near Frederick, causing minor roof damage while a waterspout toppled a structure further south. Frederick area saw lighter activity than other county stations.
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Vasler
Petersville
Jefferson
Frederick
Tao Auld
Misapprehension Over Flag Day Fund Transfer
Major J T Hinkell of Fort Leavenworth misread letters from Baltimore about funds raised on Flag Day for the Key monument in Frederick. He wrote Mayor Latrobe seeking redirect to Baltimore, but Frederick Association provides records proving the error and will keep the funds.
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Geo
Horney
Court House
Court Square
Johnny Bilelfeld
Butx
Joe Bassard
Baltimore
J. T. Hinkell
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Frederick Association
Harmony Band buys new uniforms for upcoming concert
The Harmony Band, formed about a year ago, has purchased new uniforms. The ornate coats are red with blue trousers. They plan to give a concert likely in front of Court Square on Saturday.
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Harmony Band
Court Square
Struck by a Train at Hollofield Station
A colored man named James Abrams, traveling on the main line of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, was struck by two eastbound freight trains near Hollofield’s Station yesterday. He suffered severe injuries to his face and left arm and was transported to Ellison City. Abrams says he has a family in Somerset County.
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James Abrams
Hollofield’s
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Eilicon City
Abrams
Somerset County
Ald
U No Tonic Promises Quick Relief and Discount Offer
A local ad touts U No Tonic claiming cures for rheumatism indigestion dyspepsia malaria and tired feelings with a limited time offer of large 1.00 bottles for 25c samples available daily. A Maryland woman from Bentz Street reports rapid relief after trying the remedy and endorses it for stomach disorders.
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U-No
U-No Medicine Co
City Hall
Frederick
Gentz Street
Bayz
3. R. Adams
Bentz Strest
Corea
U No Map
Local Sale Notice For Various Garments And Accessories
A fragmentary sale notice advertises stock from SMten’s Laundryed Percale Shins with Gevache collars to be closed at cost. It lists Rico’s shirts, extra quality not well made, priced from 23 to cents, plus stock of 25 cent belts, assorted windssr ties and four in hands, white stock, summer dresses at low prices, and invites calls.
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Smten
Biiye
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